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Earth's Usable Water 
The Role of Water on Earth
Student's Model will include the names of earth's various water related sources on earth and their relative percentage of Earth's total water supply. Labels will include: Percentages of Earth that make up land and Water. Percentages of Total Water that make up Salt Water and Fresh Fresh Water. Percentages of Earth's Fresh Water that is accessible for use and not easily accessible for use (and where is this second water) Percentage of Earth's total water that is clean and accessible for use. Labels should include: All the Water in the World, All the fresh water in the world and Fresh Water people can use.
Rubric Code: B69W78
By MrsDuffy2011
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Subject: Science  
Type: Assessment  
Grade Levels: K-5

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Vocabulary

Poor

Academic Vocabulary incomplete, mispelled and/or utilized with less than 70% accuracy.
Fair

All academic vocabulary words present, spelled correctly and utilized with 70-79% accuracy.
Good

All academic vocabulary words are present, spelled correctly and utilized with 80-95% accuracy.
Exemplary

All academic vocabulary words are present, spelled correctly and utilized with 100% accuracy.
Neatness

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Sloppy, somewhat illegible or incomprehensible.
Fair

Minimal Care given to neatness. Legible but partially incomprehensible due to content or disorganization.
Good

Neat, legible, organized and understandable.
Exemplary

Very Neat, very organized. Carefully planned and includes well defined explanations of content.
Accuracy of Information

Poor

Model, graph or visual is confusing, states unclear or inaccurate information or demonstration requirements with more than 4 errors.
Fair

Model, graph or visual is somewhat confusing, or 70-79% clear and accurate in the demonstration of the percentages required for project.
Good

Model, graph or visual is 80-95% clear and accurate in the representation of the percentages required for project.
Exemplary

Model, graph or visual is 100% clear or accurate in the demonstration and explanation of the percentages required for project.
Content

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Minimal supplemental demonstration of knowledge. Includes only minimal information requested.
Fair

Some supplemental knowledge (at least 2 examples) demonstrated in the form of vocabulary definitions, scientific thinking or explanations, proportional llustration or visual modeling of concepts above and beyond content required.
Good

Some supplemental knowledge (at least 3 examples) demonstrated in the form of vocabulary definitions, scientific thinking or explanations, proportional llustration or visual modeling of concepts above and beyond content required.
Exemplary

Some supplemental knowledge (at least 4 examples) demonstrated in the form of vocabulary definitions, scientific thinking or explanations, proportional llustration or visual modeling of concepts above and beyond content required.



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  • salt water, fresh water, usuable water, accessible water, ground water, ice

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